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The star of the MotoGP world, Marc Marquez, has extended his partnership with the Ducati Lenovo team for two more seasons. In a period filled with expectations following championship victories, the World Champion shared details about his new contract and the challenges he has faced in his career. Marquez emphasized how important this new deal is for him, while highlighting the importance of resilience shown after physical difficulties and crashes during races.
Contract Details and the Strength of the Partnership
World Champion Marc Marquez officially announced that he has extended his contract with Ducati Lenovo for the years 2027 and 2028. This confirmation from Bologna clarifies the future plans of one of the most important figures in the MotoGP world. Marquez expressed how meaningful the new agreement is to him: "I am very happy. I am delighted by this new contract with the Ducati Lenovo team and by continuing to be a part of this family."
When deciding to switch to Ducati, Marquez stated that he believed this project was the most competitive option. He stressed that the team trusts him and that the relationship is based on trust and hard work. With the extension of the contract, he expressed that the team fulfills its commitments and respects the schedules. Marquez indicated that winning championships in his first joint seasons proved that this path was correct, and he stated that he loves the sport and desires to pursue bigger goals.
Challenges in His Career and Comeback
Marc Marquez has faced serious physical challenges in his career recently. In October 2025, he suffered a complex injury to his right spine in a crash at the Indonesian GP. He underwent intensive rehabilitation after this injury throughout the winter. At the start of the season, Marquez admitted that he was not at his expected level and that this reflected in his results. The subsequent crash at the Le Mans Sprint Race was even more serious; he broke the fifth metatarsal bone in his right foot. After surgery on his foot and shoulder, he had to miss the Heim GP in Barcelona. He observed that a successful championship defense was receding, and speculation had begun that his career might end after 2026.
New Era and Looking Ahead
Marquez returned hopefully with his performance in the Mugello race. During this period, he achieved fifth and seventh places in the standings. Furthermore, with a double victory in Hungary and a win at the Brno Grand Prix, he made an impressive comeback in the Spanish championship fight; this reduced World Champion Marco Bezzecchi's points lead by up to 40 points. He expressed confidence that the Champion is progressing motivated and that he is sure he will have one of the best motorcycles when the new MotoGP regulations come into effect in 2027. He also drew attention to new developments, such as MotoGP being organized with five manufacturers over the next five years and the fact that this will officially be included within the Czech GP. Marquez believes this new era is the right time for him.
- Contract Extension Summary:
- An agreement was reached with Ducati Lenovo for the years 2027 and 2028.
- Championship victories demonstrated the success of the partnership.
- New regulations and motorcycle diversity increase positive expectations for the future.
- The importance of resilience after physical difficulties was emphasized.
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